Fisher wins the Advanced flight with a five-inch PR at APV’s Halloween Vault

Jake Fisher won the Advanced flight at APV’s Halloween Vault on Saturday with a five-inch PR. He needed three attempts at 12′2″, then cleared 12′8″ and 13′0″ on his first tries. His previous best came at APV’s September meet.

Eli Flores saved his day twice. He cleared 11′8″ on his third attempt, then did it again at 12′2″. That second clearance was a seven-inch PR.

Tristan Knight won the Elite flight at 15′0″, clearing on his third attempt. Will Rhodes finished second with a PR of his own at 14′6″. He needed three tries at 14′1″, then cleared 14′6″ on his second attempt, about an inch above his previous best from August.

Reese Payne won the Elite women’s competition with a PR at 13′1″. After two misses at 12′7″, she cleared it and then made 13′1″ on her first attempt. Nellie Mauritz-Barboza and Sarai Guyah led the Advanced girls at 11′2″.

Blake Straseske cleared 11′8″ on his second attempt, edging past his previous best of 11′6″. In the Beginner flight, Waylon and Wesley Lau both cleared 9′8″, and Andrea Riccardelli had the top girls’ mark at 9′2″. Declan Senavinin nearly went out early with a miss at his opening bar and two more at 7′9″. He cleared it, then made his next three bars on first attempts, finishing at 9′2″.